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JOSEPH IS ROY’S BOY WITH LATE LEVELLER

By Craig Cooper
LEISTON 1
ROYSTON TOWN 1
HAROLD Joseph struck from close range late on to earn a share of the points for Royston Town in an entertaining clash with Leiston.
Noel Aitkens had brilliantly broken the deadlock on 76 minutes when he let fly from 25 yards but it was not enough for all three points.
The hosts started the game in excellent fashion and Jake Reed’s cross found Patrick Brothers whose shot was blocked with Byron Lawrence’s follow-up well saved by Joe Welch.
Adam Murray had Royston’s first chance but his header was saved by Marcus Garnham.
Joe Jefford h...

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